CAPTCHAs are not accessible and in some cases not even effective but there's a lot to be learned by generating our own!
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Just so you know, Recaptcha is both free and super easy to implement (there are flexible ways to both have a lot of it automated or to be able to control how it works quite specifically). Invisible Recaptcha is especially nice since most (humans) never even notice it.
My favorite twist on CAPTCHAs is lichess.org's Chess CAPTCHA where you have to solve a chess puzzle ♟️
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No intentions to self-promote, but I wrote a python and subsequently a js script to crack a captcha I had encountered once. Here's the article!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
If the client stores somewhere in memory the text to verify against, wouldn't be possible for a bot to get it somehow?
This API is designed to be used by another backend service and inserted into a template. That backend service should then store the validation string against the user’s session object.
Let me know if that doesn’t make sense!
It does now. Thanks!